Santa Claus shopping spree drains local emporium shelves
A humorous ledgering fragment shows Santa shopping at the Emporium with Leona the cinnamon Bear guiding him to quotations on dress suitcases and moccasins. Purchases total near $500 this week as shelves empty and prices span from 50 cents to $25, amid a mix of insurance and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Santa Claus
Emporium’ Zoo
Leona
Big Cinnamon Bear
Michael Stern
Emporium
Board of Equalization Changes Made by the Commission
The Board of Equalization reports adjustments to taxable property assessed by the commission. Changes include revisions to property values, classifications, and exemptions as records are updated for the current tax cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissio
Notice of 1905 assessment changes and railroad consolidation
The notice outlines 1905 assessment increases and reductions ordered by the Board of Equalization affecting various individuals and properties, plus hearings for objections on September 29. It also records the consolidation of the Tonopah and Goldfield railroads into the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company and lists the new officers and principal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde ‘A. Heller
Goldfield Railroad Company
Thos. M. King
Tonopah
Goldfield’ Railroad Company
Tondpal ‘Railroad’ Company
Goldfield’ Railroad ‘Company
Noten’der
Ciaudéa
Ciaudéa ‘Compalifica
Asebciatea Ara
Goldifieldmore Company
Nye County
NéVadat
John W. Brock
R. H. Rushton
Chas.’ R. Miller
R. W. Welsh
Nopah and Goldfield Railroad Company
Notice to Hunters and property assessment meeting details
Notice warns that hunting without a permit on property owned by Winters will be prosecuted. It mentions a limit on a race and equipment upgrades at a Nord minsiat Dome. Also announces an assessment roll delivery and Board of Equalization meeting at the County Clerk's office on September 18, inviting interested parties to attend and review property records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullkavior
WSM
Aasesbor
Board of Courity Combi Iéstondpa
Recra
Cota
Notice to Build Capitol Building Bids Nevada
State Board of Capitol Commissioners invites bids by noon October 16 for a two story basement stone capitol building in Carson City Nevada. State to supply stone area at State Prison about 11 miles away. Building due by December 1 1906 per legislature act of March 13 1905. Plans seen by applying to Governor Carson City. Bids to be marked Bid for Building. By order of the Chairman W R Bayin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Capitol Commissioers
Capitol Pans
Carson City
Nevada
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Kitzmeyer’s Drug Store
Thaxter Drug Store
Carson and
King Streets
City
CH. Kitzmeyer
Albert E. Merkle
Ny and Ormsby County
A. M
P.M
Chasyon Dadesky
Puysyian
Giste
King and Carson Street
Judge Howie
Vievees
Rethience Huffakers
Waterme
D. W. H. Cavell
D. D
Aimee
Pendential Insurance Company of America
Newark
New
Jersey
Enamael
Areca City
State Bank & Trust Co
W. Goode
Echoe
Pelicy “Holaew Bant
Nev
Ty. R. Hofer
Fira
Life
Poleies
Office New Bank
James
G. Sweeney
Autorady At Law
Captot Building
UTA Nevada
Edward Gray
Gale
Robinson, Spear, Stewart
Valley Streets
F L. Langevin
Ed. Burlingtons
New Add
Board OF Equalization
J. G. Court
A. Macdonald
Jennie Sprague
Jas. Larsen
Morgage
Chas. H. Peters
State B. & T. Co
Sam Longabaugh
Sharon
Morrow
Bruns
Justice Court of Careon
Ormehoby
Sumas
Walsh Pidlavere
D.C
County of
Ormsby
Ck P
A. D
G N. Folsom
Justice of the Peace
Poujade
Plalatie
G .N. Folsom
Tonopah Railroad
Tonopah Railroad Company
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company
Glydh” A. Heller
Clyde A. Heller
Eagle Market
Wally Hot Springs
The
Springs
H. Daugherty
Rodger Crow
Holliday Meats
Eagle
Nye-and -Grimsby County Bank
Frank’ Golden
Ryans
A. G. Raycraft
Frank' Golden
Sohn McKane
Patek
M.shbaine
A. H. Glark
P. B. Ellis
N. McLeat
Garson City
Sacramento
Pine
Petersen &Springmeyer
T.G. Farrer &*Co
T. G. Farrer
Carson City, Nevada
Rattleman’s
A. CG. Winters
Nordminsiat Dome
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